Sentence examples for stops somewhere from inspiring English sources
Like any good Wunderkrammer, the book aims for scientific display and stops somewhere near surreal folly.
Its conceit and perspective are captured in a tag line in ads for the show: "The buck stops somewhere near here".
It is a wise and ancient rule, as fundamental as the principle that my right to swing my fist stops somewhere short of your nose.
Is it acceptable for the secretary of state for health to have a sign on his desk saying, "the buck stops somewhere else"?
Mr. Romney accused the White House of inverting President Harry S. Truman's political motto, "The buck stops here," into "The buck stops somewhere else," and called Mr. Obama's office a "blame presidency".
On closer examination, however, it becomes clear that the country has come a long way.HowlIn this section The accidental war From bad to worse Taking stock of options Texas hold 'em Free at last The buck stops somewhere Reprints Related items Japan's economy: Time to arise from the great slumpJul 20th 2006The economic and human cost of the lost years was huge.
The Mount Pleasant station is the closest any local rider will come to images of lonely whistle-stops somewhere in the Carpathians.
You have to stop somewhere".
Explanations have to stop somewhere.
Even the EU has to stop somewhere.
The responsibility has to stop somewhere.
